The Bachelor’s program Computer Engineering is designed to train highly qualified specialists in the design, development, and operation of software and hardware systems within modern information technologies. The program provides fundamental knowledge of computer system architecture, programming, databases, operating systems, and network management. The educational process is aligned with international academic standards and integrates theoretical learning with hands-on practice.
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Computer Engineering
During their studies, students learn algorithms and data structures, programming languages, fundamentals of artificial intelligence, computer networks, information security, microprocessor systems, and web and mobile application development. Practical training is conducted in modern laboratories using project-based learning approaches.
Students gain skills in software development, technical system modeling, configuration of digital devices, data processing, and the creation of modern IT infrastructures. The program also emphasizes teamwork, engineering analysis, problem-solving, and the development of innovative technological solutions.
Graduates of this program can work in IT companies, telecommunications enterprises, software development organizations, banking and industrial sectors, and government institutions as software engineers, system administrators, developers, or technical specialists. They may also continue their education in master’s programs to further advance their professional and academic careers.
First Year
Fall
- UEY1104 - Recent History of Uzbekistan
- XOT1108 - Foreign Language 1.2
- HIS1112 - Calculus 1.2
- FIZ1110 - Physics 1.2
- DAS1110 - Programming 1.2
- AKY1104 - Academic Writing
Credits: 30
Spring
- DIN1204 - Religious Studies
- FAL1204 - Philosophy
- XOT1108 - Foreign Language 1.2
- HIS1112 - Calculus 1.2
- FIZ1110 - Physics 1.2
- DAS1110 - Programming 1.2
- MTA1204 - Data Structures and Algorithms
Credits: 30
Second Year
Fall
- CHA1306 - Linear Algebra
- MAB1306 - Database
- EVS1306 - Electronics and Circuits 1
- DIT1306 - Discrete Structures
- KOT1306 - Computer Networks
Credits: 30
Spring
- DIT1406 - Differential Equations
- KIA1406 - Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
- SIA1406 - Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence
- EVS1406 - Probability and Statistics
- TT - Elective Subject:
Credits: 30
Third Year
Fourth Year
Fall
- INL1704 - Individual Project
- OPT1704 - Operating Systems
- GAT1704 - Geoinformation Technologies
- TT - Elective Subject: